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LAKE ELMO CITY COUNCIL MINUTES 12-18-84 PAGE 4 C. Escrow release for Teal Pass Estates The Engineer reported that a final inspection of Jasper Way within Teal Pass Estates was performed and finds it ready for final acceptance by the City. The Maintenance Foreman has also inspected the street and has no concerns regarding acceptance of this street. As -built drawings and certification of conformance have been received, and all of the conditions of the developers agreement have been met, and.recommended that the final remaining escrow be released. M/S/P Morgan/Mazzara - To adopt Resolution 84-79 accepting Jasper Way within Teal Pass Estates as a public street in Lake Elmo. (Motion carried 5-0) M/S/P Mazzara/Morgan - To release the final escrow in the amount of $8,331.25 to Ken Neudahl, Teal Pass Estates, as the street (Jasper Way) has been constructed to City standards, was inspected, and met with the approval of the City Engineer. (Motion carried 5-0) D. Other (None) 7. Presentations A. Dick Herold and Don Wisniewski from the Washington County Public Works Department regarding the Regional Park entrance from I-94 to loth Street. Mr. Herold and Mr. Wisniewski made a slide presentation on the preliminary layout of County Road 19B, between I-94 and 10th Street. (A copy of this plan is on file at the City Office for public review). Mr. Wisniewski stated this is proposed to be a 1986 construction project, so if the primary parts of the final design can be completed this winter, they would be able to pruchase right-of-way, and in late fall of 1985 and spring of 1986 let the contract for this construction. The County would like comments from the City of Lake Elmo, before the end of January, regarding this proposal so that it can proceed with the final design. Dorothy Lyons had several questions on this proposal. Mayor Eder suggested that she put her concerns with this proposal in writing so that they can be addressed by the new City Council. B. Charles Dayton representing the property owners on Sunfish Lake. Mr. Dayton stated he is before the Council because of the long standing problem with water levels on Sunfish Lake resulting in part from the pumping out of Lake Jane into City Park Pond. Mr. Dayton acknowledged the proposed 509 Plan, but feels that it could be years before the Plan is actually agreed upon, and years more before such a plan could be implemented. Mr. Dayton pointed out that there is an immediate problem on Sunfish Lake, which gets worse every year. The water level is now at a point where trees of the age of 170 years old are inundated and dying, and there is no certainty as to the level which the lake will ultimately